On Thursday, BSE shares fell by 1.5%, coinciding with NSE’s much-anticipated market debut after a lengthy IPO process. The initial response from analysts was varied; while Macquarie predicted a potential rise in BSE’s target price, both Nuvama and Jefferies warned of looming regulatory hurdles that might impact market engagement. Despite the recent downturn, BSE has shown robust growth over the years, indicating resilience amid market volatility.
Sebi board meeting: PMS rules overhaul, FPI commodity trades among key decisions to watch out
Sebi’s upcoming board meeting aims to discuss significant changes to portfolio management services and settlement regulations. Proposed revisions could allow discretionary portfolio managers to make